What Do Survivors Deserve?

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Our Community Engagement team connects with our communities that are most impacted by sexual harm. They commit dedicated time and resources to collaborating with survivors. This month, community engagement shares their insights into what they’re hearing from survivors right now.

Why We Support the Survivor Model

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CAASE is proud to support the survivor model. Learn more about this policy that would protect survivors and help combat sexual exploitation.

Survivors Deserve Better

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Efforts and progress in this fight to end sexual harm can feel diminished lately. Members of this community, dedicated to supporting survivors, might be asking themselves, “where do we go from here?” Read our new blog to learn more about how you can support survivors, meaningfully and directly, now

What Survivors Are Thankful For

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As the year winds down and we gear up for a new chapter, we often use this occasion as a chance to reflect on gratitude and take stock of all the things that have helped uplift us, even in the midst of so many challenges. Explore what survivors are thankful for.

Survivor Voices: NO ONE’S LISTENING by Jean Cozier

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NO ONE’S LISTENING is a guest blog written by Jean Cozier for CAASE’s Survivor Voices series, a project where we source and spotlight writing by survivors with a goal to uplift a diverse array of perspectives, voices, and stories, and cover a variety of topics survivors want to write about.

How I Survived

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Monthly performance series that amplifies stories of how folks are surviving the trauma they’ve lived.

“I Want To Feel Safe”

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After being sexually assaulted as a student, Kerri sought the justice she needed with help from CAASE.

What Could Accountability Look Like?

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For Biden and beyond, survivors should lead the conversation May 13, 2020 As attorneys and advocates working to end sexual harm, we are extremely frustrated by the majority of responses to Tara […]

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